Doggerland • The Great Secret of The North Sea

A brief introduction to the mysteries of Doggerland, Britain's very own Atlantis, which sunk beneath the North Sea just 7.5k years ago along with some of the most fertile lands in the region and a huge chunk of the history of those ancient peoples who went on to populate Britain and raise the megalithic wonders of the neolithic.

[history, history of Britain, mesolithic Britain, neolithic Britain, ice age Britain, end of ice age, early Britain, Celtic history, the Celts, beaker people, migration to Britain, settlement of Britain, Britain's first settlers, first people of Britain, British Isles history, settlement of British Isles, Doggerbank, Dogger Bank, younger dryas, Atlantis, real Atlantis, sinking islands, sunken islands, sunken island, sunken lands, changing coastline, Jesse P. Watson ]

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[JesseP.Watson]

Thanks for watching good people. This was just a little something sharing one of my favourite muses but I'd like to make a fictional film exploring this subject in depth at some point. In the meantime, if you enjoyed this offering, you can visit my channel and explore my more substantial film works, here:

Much obliged to ye, stay dangerous,

Jess.

[freelyfarmexploits]

Interesting piece Jesse, you really do come up with some gems 👍🏻

[SkyOfTheUniverse]

Great channel! Jack Casey aka Bass Guy sent me here.

[LilyGazou]

I was visiting a lonely beach at dusk in, I think, Lahinch. A head popped up from the sea and the two eyes looked straight at me. I thought it was human for a moment. A long moment. 😂
I could understand why people thought there were mer creatures.

[Ned.]

So what you are saying is that before the industrial revolution and the invention of the motor car the climate changed so much that the sea rose by over 100m? Wow, so what was man doing at that time to cause this catastrophe, burning too much dung maybe?